April 16, 2007
Tony Blair reacts to photo petition ‘alarm’
The government has officially responded to a photographer’s Downing Street petition concerning photography in public places saying it has confused and even alarmed the public.
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April 13, 2007
Jessops speaks out to UK customers
Jessops has today spoken out in a bid to reassure UK customers that it’s business as usual in the wake of its dire profits warning issued a fortnight ago. Picture credit: Damien Demolder
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April 13, 2007
Photo advice from AP Editor on BBC Radio
Amateur Photographer magazine's Editor Damien Demolder will be appearing on BBC Radio Wiltshire this afternoon where he will be giving expert advice on a variety of photography related matters.
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April 13, 2007
Unseen ‘signed’ NASA shots unearthed
Never-before-seen 'signed' images documenting NASA space missions have been revealed and will go on show to the UK public this summer. (The above image will be included in a show which is due to take…
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April 12, 2007
Jessops tight-lipped on business review fallout
Two weeks after issuing its shock profits warning Jessops has refused to say whether its business review will involve job cuts and branch closures.
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April 12, 2007
My photos are ‘wake-up call’ on climate change, Joe Cornish tells BBC
Renowned landscape photographer Joe Cornish has spoken of his concern for climate change which he says is evident from recent pictures of the UK he has captured for the National Trust. Picture credit: Joe Cornish/NTPL
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April 11, 2007
‘24/7’ memory card vending machine debuts
The vending machine - traditionally the domain of chocolate bars, crisps and canned drinks – now dispenses memory cards.
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April 11, 2007
Art Versus Arrogance – you decide
You decide - vote here for the picture you like best. The poll has finally arrived.
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April 11, 2007
Vodka giant Smirnoff launches £5k photo challenge
A £5,000 top prize is up for grabs in a competition challenging photographers to interpret ‘rare character’.
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April 10, 2007
Tate gears up for historic photo show
The 'first major exhibition' to present a photographic portrait of Britain from its invention to the present day will open next month at Tate Britain in London, according to organisers. Picture credit: The National Library…
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April 10, 2007
Pentax/Hoya merger deal ‘scrapped’
Pentax has scrapped its planned merger with Hoya in a move which has forced the resignation of Pentax’s chief executive Fumio Urano, according to press reports this morning.
